stuke

Quantum dots, carbon nanotubes, graphene...fascinating materials science with nearly impossible materials engineering (at scale and cost for consumer goods).  I hope Nanoco pulls through and finds another market/customer.

aaargh! said:

To be fair, Spotify has little choice but to use the App Store, it's not as if you can distribute iOS apps to consumers in any other way. Apple would have a point if Spotify could just put the IPA up on their website for users to download, but they can't. 

Right. Just like hundreds of thousands other app developers who use the same ecosystem Apple built (first!) from the ground up. Spotify, go cry in your own milk!

Wahhhh, waaaahhhhh. Oh sorry, did my sobbing upset you. Go create your own market place for streaming music and leave Apple’s. Done, no longer an issue and you can later whine that the 15%-30% you’ve saved isn’t enough to pay for your new ecosystem competing with Apple. Truly a shame. 

Wow, what a shocker.  Someone from Southeast Asia is stealing intellectual property from a western company. Where have I heard that before?

I’ve tested the app for months with my Apple Watch as the collector of my heath regime. Checking the apps metrics page and being told your move (or any of the other 4-5 metrics is greater then 98% (or whatever) of Cardiogram users is worthless!  I’ve written to the owners/developers that they needed to include “N” (the total population of Cardiogram users), and after abandoning the app for months, what is their response?  A subscription service as “Premium.”  What a joke.  If your going to show Comparisons, hire a statistician to get it right!